Who cares?

Good luck to the Savva family.. I can only hope the sage owners do it justice..

http://michaelroyfisher.wordpress.com/2013/01/17/euology-for-the-harvest-diner/

Why are you so negative mr who cares?

I'll miss it. I have enjoyed the food and friendly service for years. Good luck and best wishes. hope to see you in Long Island location someday.

We always called it "anti's diner". She must be a young woman by now. We will miss it.

That was supposed to say Antsy's diner. Auto correct

It was not a true eulogy if you read the article...it just talks about the great place it has been for customers and employes. I'm sure the new owners are capable of making great food...they've been successful at the SAGE for longer than the Savva's have been in business!

Sniff Sniff, weep weep

Making a request to get a better brand of coffee brand there. Thanks!

Best wishes to the Savva family. We always had a great meal and great service at the Harvest Diner. I'll miss the Spanakopita! We've been ordering it as an additional side dish at Christmas and Easter.

Cinnaminson Community Chorus always met there after the concerts to talk about how we did and eat great food. I will miss that especially. How many 24 hour diners do we have between Pennsauken and Cinnaminson?

I'll never forget the day, a few years ago, when the Internal Revenue service came in and locked the place up. All of us customers were asked to finish up and leave. There was also some issue with back real estate taxes as well. I'm sure the lawsuit they lost didn't help either. Let's hope the new owners take the diner in a legitimate direction.

Thanks for all the well wishes from everyone. I am (soon to be was) a waitress at the Harvest.
To address the comment about the Sage being successful longer than the Harvest has been in business, the original Harvest in New York has been there for over 30 years, and is still in business. This was their second location. I'm not doubting the Sage's success, I just want to make sure no one sees the Harvest as a failure.
I will miss all my co-workers, customers, and most of all The Savva Family. They truly treated us like one of their own. I couldn't have dreamed of a better 19 years.

John trust me if everyone felt like you did they wouldnt be closing. Nobody closes a busy restaurant if your making money. And if that was the case they would say they were retiring.

I know the owners of the Sage Diner and have full confidence that they will do an excellent job serving the residents of Cinnaminson.

My family loves the Harvest Diner and we're sad to see the current owners move on. As for the staff, I hope to see them when the re-modeled restaurant opens because they're some of the best people around! My daughters and I have shared many laughs over dinner at our favorite table (the booth just beyond the coat room)! Hubby and I have stopped in for a meal late in the evening or just desert after a movie. Were always welcomed warmly and served delicious food by friendly servers. We wish Stella and her family well!

I will especially miss the piece of spinach pie that each diner received before the main meal

Understand that some of the employees were always sweating. Maybe they were overworked?

My wife and I have breakfast every Sunday morning at the "Harvest" it will be missed. Good luck to all!

Wendy-
I will truly miss all the Savva family and the employees. They were kind and thoughtful and willing to please. I will also miss all the wonderful people I have
talked with and become friends with. When my husband was alive it was his
favorite place and always good for a kind word and good food. I wish them all
the best and thank you for many years.

Any news as to whether or not the new owners will keep it open 24 hours? It was a great place to take the kids late at night after school dances, football games, and other events.

I will miss the Harvest. The owners have been so nice to me. The waitresses were the best! I wish the Savva family all the best and God bless. If I ever win the lottery you know where to find me...lol

Understand that some of the employees were always sweating. Sweat running down their face. Maybe they were overworked?

Best wishes to the Savva family. It has always been a great diner, great service and great food all at a very reasonable price. Hoping the staff is all offered a job with the new diner. Sage is a great diner too, although not as reasonablely priced. I do hope they have some items that Harvest had on their menu.
(i.e. Low Carb sizzling chicken platter, Chicken Matzo Ball soup, Capt. Breakfast, Veal Marsala, Mac & Cheese, Stewed Tomatos, Cheescake, Canolas etc., etc....)

Cinnaminson is very fortunate to have the the Roustas Family in their backyard. They run a great business in Mt Laurel and will expand their horizon in Cinnaminson. I wish them lots of success and happiness in their new endevour.

Very upset to hear this news. I visited the Sage a couple of weeks ago for breakfast after not having been there in a while. Everything seems to have gotten more expensive, but worse yet it's now a la carte. They said they have a great new chef, so I'm guessing that's how they pay his salary. If the Harvest is turned into the same style of place, I'll be checking another off my list. I'm sure the food is still good, but in my opinion that's just not the way a Jersey diner is supposed to be.

Didn't know they were closing so stopped by last week.So sad !!Will miss the spinach pie and lamb chops.The best I've ever eaten.I drove all the way from Morrisville PA every other week for it.The Best food and Prices I've ever seen in a Diner!!!!!Hope the new owner has food as good as The old owners.

Im looking forward to the Grand Re-Opening of the Harvest Diner. I have always enjoyed breakfast and lunch at Sage and I am sure the quality and service will be of the same standards. The owners are great people and operators!!

Hopefullly the ignorant old man will be gone as well as the roach we found crawling on our plate!